Sold items
Items in this category are unfortunately sold and no longer in stock. We have listed them here so they can be found and used for reference. The category includes some of our sold antique maps, books & prints.
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Kingdom of Denmark with the Dutchy of Holstein – Jones & Smith
Charming map of Denmark with the Duchy of Holstein. Engraved by Jones & Smith, and published by R. Laurie & J. Whittle, London.
Publisher’s imprint states “London: Published 1st. Octr. by Rt. Laurie & Js. Whittle Fleet Street. 1801.”
Title: Kingdom of Denmark with the Dutchy of Holstein
Date: 1801
Size: 25.1 x 19.5 cm
Condition: Very Good (VG) -
Daniel’s dream map – Tobias Stimmer
Interesting version of Daniel’s dream map. The map was published in the work “Flauij Josephi, des Hochberühmten Jüdischen Geschichtsschreibers, Historien und Bücher….” by Flavius Josephus. Illustrated by Tobias Stimmer and printed by Theodosieum Rihel, Straßburg.
The map depicts the visualisation of the prophet Daniel’s apocalyptic dream with the four beasts. Decorated with four windheads.
Title: Untitled (Daniel’s dream map)
Date: 1603
Size: 11.0 x 15.0 cm
Sheet size: 33.0 x 21.5 cm
Condition: Good (G)
Condition notes: Missing lower corners, only affecting lower margin. -
Quebec – Giuseppe Maria Terreni
Uncommon view of Quebec from “Gazzettiere Americano”, the Italian edition of the American Gazetteer. “Gazzettiere Americano” was published in Livorno, 1763, by Marco Coltellini. The view is by Giuseppe Maria Terreni.
Title: Quebec
Date: 1763
Size: 18.8 x 27.4 cm
Verso: Blank
Condition Very Good (VG) -
IX.b (Eastern Africa) – Johann Ulrich Müller
Rare miniature map of part of Eastern Africa, set in a page of text, from Johann Ulrich Müller’s Neu-außgefertigter Kleiner Atlas, a work published by George Kuhnen in Ulm, 1702. The maps published in J. U. Müller’s world geography were probably engraved by Gabriel Bodenehr after Sigismund Hipscman.
Title: IX.b
Date: 1702
Size: 6.4 x 7.8
Sheet size: 17.3 x 9.6 cm
Verso: Blank
Condition: Good (G)Ref: Miniature Antique Maps, Geoffrey King
